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What is the most money you've ever given to a homeless man?
Me: $0
I just got home at 1am, and there was a homeless man sleeping in the stairwell of my apartment. I was going to give him $20, but then decided against it. I don't know what came over me to think that, if you knew me I'd be the last person in the world you'd ever suspect to give away any money. But I didn't feel comfortable doing it where I live if I did it at all. He might watch me, or be back the next night, or even worse, attack me with a knife thinking there's more where that came from. But I'm just speculating. Anybody wanna share stories when you gave a homeless man money, and how much? I almost feel bad for that.. knowing that I'll slip under my fluffy goose duvet on my memory foam tonight, while he's still on the floor... (and I'm in Montreal, Canada if that matters)... *sigh*
You know at one time I lived on the street... I know how hard it is. I never begged, but people offered me food. I always had my own money so I never took anything from anybody. Personally the most I've ever given a homeless person was maybe 50 cents. I used to have other homeless people hit me up for money. LOL. I would never give them anything because I used to know who was a crack head, who was an alcoholic, etc.
Most homeless people aren't dangerous UNLESS they're drug addicts or alcoholics. I would not have given him 20.00. You're right not to want to do it where you live... they might get the idea that you're going to do it all the time. Some homeless people get belligerent.
You're a good person for caring... when you're on the street sometimes it hurts to see hundreds of people pass you by and nobody gives a sh.it about you. Most people just wish you would go away.
Don't think about it too much, though... sometimes not, but a lot of times it was a person's bad decisions that ended them up there in the first place.
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Just bought a really expensive laptop, how to protect it?
I just bought a "really" expensive laptop and i want to protect it every way possible.
One thing i wanted to get is an anti-shock sleeve for a 16.4" screen (memory foam would be nice, but it doesn't matter as long as it still protects it)
Where would i get one (i live in Canada) ?
Other must haves would be anti - virus/spyware/adware and firewall
Which one would be best? (i don care if i have to buy 2 diff ones, for antivirus and firewall)
Any other suggestions for protecting my laptop?
You can buy anti-virus software, but things like Norton are really heavy on system resources. I have been using free software for a while. Both AVG and Threat Fire are good, free programs, and they don't bog you down with their operating needs. You can upgrade from the free versions and get loads more functionality, but the free versions have served me well. So long as you don't surf for porn and don't open attachments from unknown people, or dubious mails even from people you know (like forwards like 'find out who blocked you on MSN'... this is indicative that their system has been hijacked), your risk is minimal
Ad Aware is a must have. You have the free version, and a paid pro upgrade which is not so expensive and lots of people swear by.
As for physical protection, consider how you get around and do you use a backpack or not? If you do, I can highly recommend the backpacks by Dakine: I just got the one listed below and it has full protection for laptops inside and lots of organizer pockets for the cables and accessories. I first looked at Samsonite, but they don't seem to get the need for extra net pockets for your mouse, cables etc.
My opinion of Eastpack is that they rely to much on their brand name to sell their bags and don't put enough effort into making a good quality bag. Their straps, for instance, are clumsy.
I also tried out a backpack by a well known camping bag brand, and it would have been perfect, but they had curiously sewn the straps too close together and it hurt my neck. If you do get a backpack, best to try it on as well and see how it feels.
If you don't use a backpack, then there are also a ton of choices for protection. Any padded sleeve should be good - though memory foam is now touted as 'the latest and greatest'
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